ivault was featured in Cointelegraph, one of the best-known publishers in the Web3 space, in an article about how the platform turns everyday items into shared assets. It’s an exciting moment for us because it puts a bigger spotlight on an idea that matters: we don’t need more stuff, we need better ways to use what’s already here.

The article highlights how ivault is turning underused everyday items into shared assets, making access to goods more affordable, practical, and efficient. It also shows how blockchain plays a real role in supporting trust and verification in peer-to-peer rentals, while the IVT token adds an extra incentive by rewarding sustainable user behaviour.

For us, being featured by Cointelegraph is a meaningful step. It reflects a broader shift toward practical blockchain use cases, especially around trust, access, and more sustainable ways of using everyday goods.

During ETHCC[9] in Cannes, ivault joined Cointelegraph for an interview on blockchain, sustainability, and trust in rental transactions. CEO Arman Sarhaddar spoke about why blockchain can be useful for peer-to-peer rental platforms, how ivault thinks about energy sustainability, and the role transparent systems can play in making rentals between individuals more reliable. The interview formed part of ivault’s wider presence in Cannes, where the team was attending ETHCC[9] as part of its 2026 roadshow.

ivault was featured by Katzennews and Hundenews,  Swiss news platforms, in an article about the app’s lost and found function. Written in German for a local Swiss audience, the piece explores how quickly stressful situations can arise when keys are lost, a pet disappears, or a valuable item is stolen, and presents ivault as a practical digital tool built around community support.

Digitale Hilfe bei Verlustfällen: Wie eine Schweizer App neue Wege geht

Wenn ein Schlüssel verloren geht, ein Haustier verschwindet oder ein wertvoller Gegenstand gestohlen wird, beginnt für Betroffene oft eine nervenaufreibende Suche. Trotz moderner Technologien bleiben viele Fälle ungelöst – nicht zuletzt, weil entscheidende Hinweise aus der unmittelbaren Umgebung fehlen.

Eine Schweizer Lösung setzt genau hier an: Die App ivault verbindet moderne Technologie mit einem einfachen Prinzip – der Hilfe aus der Nachbarschaft.

Lokale Gemeinschaft als Schlüssel zum Erfolg

Im Zentrum von ivault steht ein Ansatz, der im Polizeialltag bekannt ist: Je schneller Informationen geteilt werden, desto höher die Erfolgschancen…

ivault was featured by Polizei.news, a Swiss news platform, in an article about the app’s lost and found function. Written in German for a local Swiss audience, the piece explores how quickly stressful situations can arise when keys are lost, a pet disappears, or a valuable item is stolen, and presents ivault as a practical digital tool built around community support.

Digitale Hilfe bei Verlustfällen: Wie eine Schweizer App neue Wege geht

Wenn ein Schlüssel verloren geht, ein Haustier verschwindet oder ein wertvoller Gegenstand gestohlen wird, beginnt für Betroffene oft eine nervenaufreibende Suche. Trotz moderner Technologien bleiben viele Fälle ungelöst – nicht zuletzt, weil entscheidende Hinweise aus der unmittelbaren Umgebung fehlen.

Eine Schweizer Lösung setzt genau hier an: Die App ivault verbindet moderne Technologie mit einem einfachen Prinzip – der Hilfe aus der Nachbarschaft.

Lokale Gemeinschaft als Schlüssel zum Erfolg

Im Zentrum von ivault steht ein Ansatz, der im Polizeialltag bekannt ist: Je schneller Informationen geteilt werden, desto höher die Erfolgschancen…

ivault was recently featured in Earthava’s article, “What is The Most Sustainable Way to Travel: 10 Tips from Experts,”published on April 2, 2026. In the piece, ivault CEO Arman Sarhaddar highlights a simple idea with real impact: instead of buying or carrying items you’ll only use once, rent or borrow them locally through ivault. That means lighter luggage, less waste, and fewer resources tied up in manufacturing products that spend most of their lives unused.

The feature reflects what ivault stands for: making sharing easier than buying new, helping people save money, cut waste, and connect with their local community through secure, verified peer-to-peer rentals. It’s another example of how ivault is turning everyday choices into practical, planet-friendly action.

ivault has been featured in Block of Fame following a strong start to the year, with a series of high-impact developments across technology, visibility, and global recognition. The article highlights ivault’s progress as the company continues to scale the first decentralized marketplace for real-world assets.

A new period of growth

• Partnership with Google Cloud:
  ivault joined the Google Cloud Startup Program, gaining access to scalable infrastructure, AI tooling, and analytics that strengthen the platform’s peer-to-peer marketplace and support global scalability.

• Thought leadership at WEF in St. Moritz:
  ivault CEO Arman Sarhaddar joined PwC Director Patricia Costa for a fireside chat at The Trust Circle Talks, exploring how Web3 and AI can rebuild trust in digital systems. The session positioned ivault within broader conversations on digital transparency and circular economic models.

• Monaco Fight Aids Cup sponsorship:
  As part of its social impact commitment, ivault sponsored the Barbagiuans team in this annual charity event focused on HIV awareness and prevention, demonstrating the company’s values beyond tech.

• Forttuna Global 100 recognition:
  Sarhaddar was named to the Forttuna Global 100 Game Changers list for 2026, celebrating leaders driving innovation in business. The recognition included billboard placement in Times Square, bringing ivault to a global stage.

The start of 2026 shows how quickly ivault is building momentum. In just a short time, the company has strengthened its infrastructure, expanded its global visibility, contributed to important industry conversations, and received international recognition.

Achieving so much across technology, partnerships, community impact, and leadership recognition within two months reflects the pace at which ivault is evolving. It’s a strong foundation for the months ahead  and an exciting signal of what 2026 will bring.

Arman Sarhaddar, founder and CEO of ivault, has been named as one of the honorees in the Forttuna Global 100: The Game Changers 2026, a recognition platform that highlights leaders whose work is reshaping industries and influencing the future of innovation, sustainability and leadership.

The Forttuna Global 100 celebrates individuals whose contributions extend beyond conventional measures of success. It honours innovators, entrepreneurs and visionaries whose ideas and actions drive impact across sectors and communities around the world, positioning them in a global network of influential leaders.

Sarhaddar’s inclusion reflects the progress of ivault’s mission to advance access, sustainability and decentralized value exchange through technology and community engagement. His work with ivault in building trust‑based systems for shared use and circular economy models has resonated beyond the platform’s immediate user base, gaining recognition among a wider audience of global business and innovation leaders.